Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-07

Eytki1a1. nn6 ue rsiIAnee should -
piaesd IN them until mora 6sAnias IN
feTmsfion d rsosfssd.
Ths s.. BsspAans was vsry heasily
toadsd and eppaarsd % iow in IL water
thef nt TIE time Il hsE dspaFfzss ssms
adverse eomuent 49, rad.
aERFxs H0zu-
he bark Hope was n ne hnxboE yss-
tefasy, singing 3 eFsW and clearing fer
H0ugl1le. She called Yesterday, lum-
bar laden, for her destination.
The bark Tidal Wsve. CaptSfn Fam
han. 618 nea tsnnaes, arrived yesterday
from PoFt Mndison with . cargo Of ium-
Der for San Diego.
Ths Swsdish baFk Aurora, Csptaiu
suttexland. whioh arrived a. Bufnards
Inlst, waa towed ever By the British tnR
Piio4 10 Load iumhsF from one Of ne
| a. SeaDd mills f0F Australia
The schooner FAnmy Datafd, Capesn
Dsn TaiIsy, "a days from San FFans1scs,
with merchandise. arrived yesterday.
/ The captain reported that she worst
weather be had ever experienced On tie
Pacific Coasa was On last Friday.
The bark Fresno, Captain Keller. il6s
net tonnage. wss tswed 40 10 Poft 9Am.
bic yesterday, 70 load . return cargo o.
iunbeg for 8an Francisco.
The ship Harry Morse, Capt. Murghy,
1913 net tonnage, arrived 81 Naneimo
yestardgy, Ia TOW Of the tug AoGul, ID
DAYS from San Francisco, 70 load
return cargo Of coal.
The bark OtAea, Captain Boyd, $40
net tonnage. eleven days from DAB
Francisco, waa SPOKEN IN the straits
yesterday b. the tng MoguL.
The tag Tacoma went up 10 Tacoma
Yesterday 10 bring the Norwegian bark
Charles Bal, Captain Nelson, down that
she mag clear for Melbourne, lumber
lades. She carries ths Lumber for
SIS ga.
TIE revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott
vas over at VictaFia yesterday.
The schooner Peerless arrived last
Thursday II ssn Pedro, lumbsr laden
from Port Blaksly.
The bark Pearl, CAPITALS Fisher, 800
net tonnage, lumber laden from Port
HladlOek, was towed 20 sea yesterday By
the tug Holyeke, bound fOF San Fran
CISCO.
The steamer Empire has arrived 81
NanAiRn0e from San Francisco, with
general merchandise valued 81 e4l02.
including 40 barrels hsuF, l02 osntals
barley, l47 sacks bran. 50 cases canned
goods, 10 pounds coffee, $40 pounds TO-
bacoo, Is kegs white lead, $50 pOands
butter and 398 pounds Of lard.
STRAY NOTES.
Daring the month Of March San
Flanoisco shipped 70 foreign countries
by $50 produce 10 tbs amount OF xz,-
6,629, making = total for the present
year Of DsaFly 81 10000. The amount
u wheat shipped vas 442,5O6 centals.
valued at e6s5. 496. The imports from
Oregon TO the Bay City vas 24,l4S,oOO
pounds. The amount Of treasure
shipped 20 foreign countries Amounted
10 81 ,24Oe 01.
| CafpenteFs are busy renewing the
| wooden structure On tbs MeCaFdy prop
| eFty, on which substantial two story
brick building is 20 be crested BY
Messrs- MoInnis q Winters.
The framework Of the tuO-stOFy tene-
mant building 10 be used as Good
/ Tenplars hall Il nearly hnished. Sew
eral dwelling houses are being erected,
and improvements are being made al
over town.
Captain Harrington vas In Victoris
Yesterday, hAviRa iast returned froE
4 Tue 4oout VI bUu NN0oA VI Nu% 4DAAeo
and reported that she had net changed
her position materially and could verI
likely be raised. She is not badly in
jared otherwise than having Q hel'
stove In her bow.
II 10 understood that the Dramati'
Association Of Port Townsend hAl
kindly volunteered its services 10 thi
Survivors Of the Fl Dorado. A benst
will probably be given next Saturday
evening.
The custom house officers made
seizure Of 10 pounds Of opium in sail
oF'a trunk on board the bark Hope, 70
Honolulu. Nest Of she tins hRs
: "sweated" revenue stamps on. IL |
said that the sailor had made II quit
profitable smuggling Opium from th'
United States to the Hawaiian Islands
. On one trip he cleared $500.